Our publications

• Publication date: 23/10/19

A model of PM2.5 concentrations in London in 2030.

• Publication date: 22/10/19

Investigating children’s exposure to air pollution on their journey to and from school.

• Publication date: 21/10/19

This report evaluates the impact of the central London Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) in its first six months.

• Publication date: 11/10/19

Response to MHCLG's Rogue Landlord Database Reform consultation

• Publication date: 11/10/19

Response to ' A new deal for renting'

• Publication date: 04/10/19

Deputy Mayor for Policing and Crime Sophie Linden has written to Police and Crime Committee Chair Unmesh Desai AM

• Publication date: 01/10/19

The DMPC has written to the Home Secretary about the report on police and CPS response to crimes against older people.

• Publication date: 26/09/19

The GLA response to the Governments proposals for a new model for shared ownership.

• Publication date: 26/09/19

One-year spending review announces an increase in government spending

• Publication date: 18/09/19

MOPAC's previous work to protect children and young people from violence and exploitation - now brought together under a new Violence and Exploitation

• Publication date: 18/09/19

GLA Economics have produced two reports on productivity to support and complement the London Local Industrial Strategy

• Publication date: 16/09/19

A report evaluating the impact of the central London ULEZ in its first four months of operation.

• Publication date: 10/09/19

Summarising performance against the Mayor's Police and Crime Plan objectives Q1 2019/20

• Publication date: 05/09/19

Response to MHCLG call for evidence on tenancy deposit reform

• Publication date: 04/09/19

A report evaluating the impact on air pollution of the twelve Low Emission Bus Zones.

• Publication date: 30/08/19

This report presents the evidence base informing and supporting the development of London’s Local Industrial Strategy

• Publication date: 30/08/19

The report sets out the economic case for how success for the capital means success for the UK as a whole.